This, personally, is a whiskey that takes me back a little as it was a symbol of a good time and it was the first whiskey I ever attempted to decipher. Age is believed to be between 6-8 years. (From…

I acquired a generous helping of this younger bottling of the Aberlour distillery at one of the better nearby bars in my area. (The Wooden Nickel). I was curious to see how the younger double cask sta…

I bought this on a whim, and paid dearly for it. Lets get to why shall we?Color: Orange-GoldNose: Initially sweet rubbing alcohol, which is a shame. Hopefully with open air time it will open up. With…

I acquired this Highlander after careful homework study. I believed that this would be a nice first Highland style bottling. Popular, as it is the third most bought scotch bottling after Glenfiddich and…

This particular bottle is a part of the W.L. Weller line-up. Aka"The original wheated bourbon" This bottle replaced the 7 year variant at the same proof (107). The replacement has no age statement, which…

This review was done shortly after the Aberlour 16 DC review. I decided to write this review in comparison to Aberlour 16. Color: An orange-amber. Nose: Initially I acquired strong notes of dark fruits…

I acquired this beauty after I got my bonus from work. I shared this with some long time friends who enjoyed this as much as I did. I was in the going to acquire an Islay but my choice wasn't in stock…

I bought this bottle to share with friends to celebrate St. Patrick Day.Color: Golden-StrawNose: Floral, vanilla, oak, hints of fruit to what specifically Im wasn't entirely sure, and lots of sticky…

I acquired this one as a gift from a friend from the gifts I've given to our collection of friends to enjoy.Bottle Info: Batch #1 Bottle: 2018K Nose: Rye bread galore, nutty, and a little fruity sweet…

Acquired this on a whim and the fact that I've never had an EWSB Vintage before. Bottling stats are as follows: 2002 Vintage Aged 9 years/10 months 43.3%/ 86.6° Barrel No. 163Nose: I detected maple syrup…